670 Ballot Non-Partisan State Backed
An unusual turnout of 670 persons Tuesday voted for the Non-Partisan Citizens Committee slate. Alden C. Smith won mayor with 632 votes, trustees Gordon C. Hunger 641, Bernard D. Atwood 640, Ralph K. Rogers 639, Jules L. Wacht 651. write-ins Spencer Scott and Simon Breines for mayor. four write-ins for trustees. Many votes lost due to improper casting. Last year 156 voters.
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Citizens Committee
Alden C. Smith
Gordon C. Hunger
Bernard D. Atwood
Ralph K. Rogers
Jules L. Wacht
Spencer Scott
Simon Breines
Scott
Mr. Breines
Theodore Tannenwald
Edwin de Lima
John W. DeWol
Eugene Humbert
Ethel M. Hyde
Scarsdale Budget Shows Tax Rise to Finance Expanded Costs
Under the proposed budget for the next fiscal year beginning June 1, Scarsdale plans a tax rate increase from 19.29 to 20.69 per thousand, raising $151 900 more by taxation than 1960 61. Disbursements climb to 2 451 600 from 2 392 200, while assessments edge up to 100 409 800 from 99 814 720.
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Scarsdale
Three From Heathcote Speak At Convention
Dr. Ernest Machnuts principal of Heathcote School and teachers Mrs. Jo Lopis and Mrs. Dorothy Herman have been chosen as featured speakers at the National Elementary Principals Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. The education association praised Heathcote Library and Skills Lab and invited the team to present its operation to delegates. Heathcote libraries use a full time librarian and volunteers. Herman runs a large photo file and helps students access information. She has twenty years classroom experience and coordinates library resources to support studies. Lopis leads a Skills Lab offering remedial help and enrichment programs for students.
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Ernest Machnuts
Heathcote School
Jo Lopis
Dorothy Herman
Atlantic City
N.J
National Education Association
Heathcote
Scarsdale
Split Of Election Districts To Add One In Hartsdale
Greenburgh Town Board splits the 39th district in Hartsdale and the seventh in Tarrytown, creating districts 55 and 56 effective Oct 1 1961 to meet voter limits. Separately the board granted Cross Westchester Expressway transit, approved funds for planning, and authorized multiple department purchases and bids.
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Hartsdale
Fairview
Tarrytown
Greenburgh
Club Transportation Company
Cross Westchester
Easter Puppies Enter Area From Four Towns
Four towns Chappaqua West Point Mt Kisco and Scarsdale report new litters of puppies. Owners plan Easter promotions and pet events as spring markets reopen.
Scarsdale High Plans Summer School Curriculum
Scarsdale High School announces a summer session from 15 to August 22 with a new curriculum. Principal Stefan Corbin outlines a tentative schedule including advanced science courses four hours daily, enrichment, review and driver education, plus three non credit offerings for juniors and seniors.
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Scarsdale High School
Stefan Corbin
Water Mains To Be Cleaned In Scarsdale
Scarsdale will begin its annual water main cleaning program on Monday. Residents may notice water discoloration in various areas during flushing, which should subside after a few hours.
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Scarsdale
Rotary Gift to American Field Service from Exchange Students
Arthur Kellen, Rotary president, presents a check on behalf of the club to the American Field Service. Spoke students include Sue Baldwin of Scarsdale High School who studied in Finland, Joan Chee of Singapore at Edgemont High, Audrey Soller of Edgemont who studied in France, and others André Minaar of South Africa, Dennis Luchterhand of Edgemont, and Guy Rouzel of France now at Scarsdale High.
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Rotary
Arthur
Row
Sue Baldwin
Scarsdale High School
Finland
Joan Chee
Singapore
Edgemont High School
Audrey Soller
Edgemont High
France
Andre Minaar
South Africa
Edgemont
Dennis Luchterhand
Germany
Guy Rouzel
Scarsdale High
Old Ambition Realized Port Plans Millerton Airport Hangar
A man bought a shed and will reassemble it in Millerton New York to create an airport hangar. He says the hangar will house as many as 15 airplanes. Another warehouse on the fantas ee
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Millerton
N.Y
Kalba
Supply Company
Heathcote
Buddy Kalba
White Plains
That Cornball Stuff Is Out Says John Reed King
John Reed King criticizes salesmen who ignore buyers needs and misfocus on products. He explains Shop-A-Thon Inc. blends parade circus and audience participation for promotions with clients like Studebaker Lark and Davega Stores. King notes Madison Avenue is out of touch and plans expansion while juggling jury duty and family at 48 Taunton Road.
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Peter Citron
Missus
John Reed King
Mr. King
Studebaker-Lark
First National
Davega
Madison Avenue
Shop-A-Thon
Messrs. King
Baker
America
Joanne
Julie
John Jr
Deadline Extended for Deborah Dietz Memorial Essay Contest
The closing date for the Deborah Dietz Memorial Essay Contest for high school juniors and seniors has been postponed to March 27 at 1 a.m. Entries may be left in the principal's office or at 16 Continental Road Mrs. George M. Szabad. For questions contact Mrs. Szabad by phone.
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Deborah Dietz
George M. Szabad
Continental Road
Szabad
Fashions spring features and women authors
Special section preview highlights spring fashions on pages 14 to 18. Helga Sandburg profiles four outstanding American women authors on page 6. An editorial on village elections analyzes the non-partisan system on page 8.
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Helga Sandburg
Carl Sandburg
Village
Shades of the Nile wins Westchester hairdo award
Marian Trapp, modeled by Gene Dana of La Jolie Coif on Central Avenue, earns Westchester Hairdressers Guild Hairdresser of the Year for a Nile green swept winged coiffure with sculpted wave and neck curve. Dana notes other spring fashions may differ.
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Marian Trapp
Westchester
Gene Dana
la Jolie Coif
Central Avenue
Westchester Hairdressers’ Guild
Dana
Hoff-Barthelson Music School Defers Hall Bid Again
The Hoff-Barthelson Music School will wait on further developments in the Opery Company case before bidding on Village Hall property on Post Road. A prior offer of 950,000 covered the hall and adjacent land, but only one acre may be sold, prompting rethink. The school cites better location and costly renovations as factors. Plans hinge on zoning decisions and nearby land transactions.
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Hoff - Barthelson Music School
Opery Company
Village Hall
Post Road
Scarsdale Supply Company
Zoning Board of Appeals
Heathcote Road
Hoff-Barthelson School
Scarsdale American Legion
Mamaroneck Road
Nine Acre
Hoff - Barthelson School
White Plains Hospital plans $3 million expansion drive
White Plains Hospital announces a four phase fundraising campaign to raise 3 million dollars for an expansion. The drive will span White Plains and surrounding communities including Scarsdale Hartsdale Greenburgh Eastchester and others. Initial April start targets advance gifts and then hospital family staff and governors units.
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White Plains
White Plains Hospital
Leslie B. Gillie
Board of Governors
Scarsdale
Hartsdale
Greenburgh
Eastchester
Gillie
Banking In Westchester and Putnam Special Section
The Inquirer announces a 16 page banking special next Thursday March 30 detailing the current revolution in banking, the merger wave, the role of independent banks, and the history of leading institutions in Westchester and Putnam. It marks the first definitive report on local banking.
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Westchester
Putnam
the Inquirer
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